Biology, asked by mehaksidhu064, 1 year ago

In fern, the prothallus develops from

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Answered by divya7460

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The fern gametophyte is a small (approximately 5 mm), bisexual, heart-shaped plant called a prothallus. The prothallus is haploid, since it grew from a spore which had been formed by meiosis. It does not have any vascular tissue and uses small rhizoids to anchor it to the ground.

Answered by aurelia27

it develops from a germinating spore

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